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ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
The Coastal Strategy calls for
the involvement of various parties. All stakeholders have their own respective
roles and levels of contribution in implementing the strategy and its action
programs
Federal Government
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Promotes/adopts
relevant policies, regulations, and economic instruments that are
compatible
with the coastal strategy objectives and actions.
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Implements
planning, development, administrative and financial management programs in
support of the Coastal Strategy.
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Monitors and
evaluates the implementation of programs and institutional arrangements in
support of the Coastal Strategy.
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Conducts capacity
building programs aimed at strengthening coastal and ocean governance
capabilities at the State and local government levels.
State Government
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The State Economic Planning Unit and the Selangor Waters Management Authority
develop a state coastal zoning system, which is consistent with the Strategy.
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Implements the
planning, development, administration and financial management of program
activities in the Strategy.
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Promotes smart
partnerships between the Federal, State and Local governments with the private
sector and the communities.
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Enhances mechanisms
for public and private sector participation in the planning process, related to
the management of the coastal zone and its resources.
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Develops public
information and awareness programs to encourage appreciation of the importance
of the coastal zone and its resources, and to mobilize civil society.
Local
Government
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Formulates and implements local action plans as identified in the Strategy.
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Participates in the
planning, development, administration and financial management of infrastructure
projects within the community.
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Establishes smart
partnerships with the private sector and other local stakeholders as part of the
action plan to provide environmental facilities and services.
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Identifies
opportunities for economic development and environmental investment, which
support the Strategy.
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Monitors and
assesses progress, and refines local plans of action.
Private Sector
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Forges smart partnerships with
local governments and communities to promote sustainable development of marine
and coastal areas.
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Invests in
development and environmental enhancement projects that support the Strategy.
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Practices corporate
responsibility in developing, managing and using natural resources.
Non-Governmental Organization
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Gathers and
packages information on environmental issues and management programs and the
environment for use in public information campaigns and education programs.
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Ensures that the
rights of the indigenous people and other special interest groups are respected
and given due consideration in development and environmental management.
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Raises funds to
finance the implementation of the action programs at the community level.
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Conducts capacity
building programs at the community level, addressing issues such as resource
management, waste management and pollution prevention, health care and
sanitation, and alternative livelihoods.
Research Institution/University
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Provides advice and
expertise on relevant policy matters at national and local levels.
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Conducts research
projects to assist with problem-solving and management programs.
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Establishes
partnerships with the public sectors and other stakeholders for the
implementation of the Strategy.
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Develops and
implements educational programs on sustainable development of marine and coastal
areas.
Community
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Develops awareness
and understanding of local environmental issues.
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Mobilizes local
citizens to fulfil their responsibilities as stewards of the local community and
the environment.
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Implements a
“community-watch” programme on the implementation of environmental policies and
programs at the local level.
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Lobbies local
officials regarding the progress being made toward the objectives and expected
outputs of the Strategy
Vision
Mission
Desired Changes and Results
Roles and Responsibilities

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